Awesome work. thank you. Just wondering if it is possible to insert an svg file with vector lines and just do the animation of the lines in blender, to make it faster please?
Thanks, wonderful tutorial! Just a question: how does the bevel width relate to the actual stroke width? We set the bevel to a fixed value, and yet in the result the line has indeed a thickness which is proportional to the pressure we applied when drawing (which is a good thing! I'm just wondering what's the relationship between the two).
Into the curves that cou are drawing is already a size saved. The "bevel" setting is only a multiplyer. You can controll the bevel also by a bezier circle and the thicknes you can also controll by a curve,wich defines the thickness at a certain point by the hight. The curves have many features...
Hello. First of all, excellent tutorial. I had a little problem. I am using the 2.78 version of the blender. I could not use the tool shown at 2:15 of the video. I pressed the shortcut spoken in the video and not activated. and could not locate it on the dashboard. Would you help me? I signed up on your channel and look new tutorials. I suggest you use the keys screencast tutorials on their future. :)
Hi! In the new version you need to enter into the stroke edit mode to see the sculpt tools (change it from the same menu where you change between regular object mode and edit more)
Fantastic! This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!!!
This answered all the nagging questions I had about Grease Pencil and how to get the most out of the data it records. Thanks so much!!
Really cool! Saved for later
Awesome tutorial, thanks heaps! You made it really easy to follow along.
Extremely helpful tutorial. Thank you!
I wish I had seen this for a project I did a couple years ago! and to think that the grease pencil stuff is getting a big upgrade soon!
Indeed! This is such an exciting time for 2D-animators!
Great tutorial! Very useful.
Very nice tutorial.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you so much for sharing
thank you so much for the video..
very nice! thank you very much, that was very helpful
Fantastic! 1 like from my side.
wow!!! awesome tutorial thanks for sharing
Awesome tutorial.
Would it be possible to shade all three of the arrows at the same time?
Awesome work. thank you. Just wondering if it is possible to insert an svg file with vector lines and just do the animation of the lines in blender, to make it faster please?
fucking awsome tutorial man
i have always wondered how to do 2d animation in blender
now i know it
blender is awsome
Thanks, it's very helpful! :)
thanks it's really useful :) !
Cool!!!
verymuch helpfull
Thanks, wonderful tutorial! Just a question: how does the bevel width relate to the actual stroke width? We set the bevel to a fixed value, and yet in the result the line has indeed a thickness which is proportional to the pressure we applied when drawing (which is a good thing! I'm just wondering what's the relationship between the two).
Into the curves that cou are drawing is already a size saved. The "bevel" setting is only a multiplyer. You can controll the bevel also by a bezier circle and the thicknes you can also controll by a curve,wich defines the thickness at a certain point by the hight. The curves have many features...
thank you
super super
Hello. First of all, excellent tutorial. I had a little problem. I am using the 2.78 version of the blender. I could not use the tool shown at 2:15 of the video. I pressed the shortcut spoken in the video and not activated. and could not locate it on the dashboard. Would you help me?
I signed up on your channel and look new tutorials. I suggest you use the keys screencast tutorials on their future. :)
Hi! In the new version you need to enter into the stroke edit mode to see the sculpt tools (change it from the same menu where you change between regular object mode and edit more)
My keyframes for the curve aren't showing up. Is there a trick or option I need to turn on?
The only thing that comes to my mind is that the curve needs to be currently selected for the keyframes to show up on the timeline.